How to Say ‘See you next time’ in Italian
Alla prossima
AH-lah PRAW-see-mah
[AH-lah PRAW-see-mah]
🇮🇹 In Italy: Alla prossima is a warm, natural way to say you'll see someone another time, but it fits best when another meeting feels likely. With strangers you may never see again, arrivederci is usually safer.
Phrase Breakdown
Alla
[AH-lah]
Until
Signifies continuation up to a point in time.
Ci vediamo, alla prossima volta.
See you, until next time.
prossima
[PRAW-see-mah]
next time
Referring to the subsequent occasion or instance.
Ci vediamo, alla prossima volta.
See you, until next time.
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